EduSci part 2. Ideal Learning Environment

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Please click on the link below to find the screencast I have created to show my ideal learning environment. I hope you like it!
                   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4QA9LOywIQ





                                    
Images taken from:
Socrates and his disciples (Plato's Symposium).-Fresco, 1883/88, by Gustav Adolph Spangenberg (1828-1891).

https://www.njit.edu

www.haaga-helia.fi

Wikimedia Commons. Author: Cory Doctorow, London UK

thetimes.co.uk 

Comments

  1. SirpaOctober 23, 2018 at 5:23 AM

    Here is our feedback concerning the EduSci tasks 1 and 2.

    Your reflection was very good and the theories you have chosen were excellent and prevalent for collaborative learning. In part one you had chosen Berger & Luckman, who represent a social perspective for learning and Hofstede, who review the meaning of cultural differences in learning and teaching. Your screencast was very good. The images you have chosen captured excellent the historical change which has happened in learning environments. The main thread between images was to provide space for interaction and discussion. Your tasks in part 1 and 2 are now completed. Excellent!


    Regards, Tutors

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  2. MaryamOctober 25, 2018 at 12:15 PM

    Christian, I like your screencast! well explained and you have been using many pics! Thank you to introduce me to screencast :)

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